New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-28

70 sail Tuesday The shipping agg OF her cargo wen
The Ocean Steamship Line, for Savannah, had IT
: 'tS so to een a and
Respectively and 80 cents at the meal hour iron
IL m to p m, that they have earned IRON $Zo U
corner near by, leaving the Nscoochee only party
loaded. At 1 p. they we're persuaded to return U
complete the loading but with the understanding,
their own request that they should receive no pay
taking this means to get around the rule OF tn
knights. At Up. m. q delegate alighted from cal
and induced one-halt OF them to strike again IN
when the Nacoochee sailed. The Tallahassee, Whici
arrived yesterday, unloaded OF her perishabi'
freight and then the men went away, saying the.
There was no strike at the Stonington Line where
the Rhode Island was being loaded. The wyoming
the 6uion Line arrived ut her pier a, l d. a,
The men marched on. even refusing 10 dock her; Al
English sailor said: Somebody came along anu tolo
the men to go and they went, although they wea'
Narning $50 a week." The Helvetia OF the Nauona
Line arrived yesterday ana the Erin was taxing
cargo The men struck at 10 a. m Inc super ."l
rnt sad he had got forty nGT e a, a Of the Cunard
liz wos NEARLY unloaded AT p. m. by men who had
Ieen scTaped together. The State OF Georgia OF the
tsts Line was ready az p, s 70 a, Tho Nor ~ the
pnie Generate Trausatlan,ique II was shd Dy
the sIperntrndent that four gangs OF men had been
ot work putting In 700 tons OF coal and three hatch
wavs were being u ed simultaneously for cargoes ny
the crew and new who had been obtained. lhe
old had struck the day before EXCEPT .ne lore
Britannia was loaded and ready 10 sail this morning
Yesterday her regular sailing day. ihe trinidad
succeeded getting coal enough to enable her to san
Tor the Bermudas at $3.50 =. III. The Marlborough
was still unable SAIL although an attempt was made
10 coal her from the Alhambra an old hulk towed
the river with seventy-ve tons OF coal In her.
The men discovered the move and SO the coal re-
mains in the Alhambra.
Along the East River everything was quiet all day.
The men began to knock of work early as 3
A. m and BY noon nearly all the I'm on men had quit.
Where new men put on the strikers showed no
disposition TO modest them In the early part OF the
day good many strikers gathered around the
corners and discussed the situation. Captain Gastn
of the Steamboat Squad, distributed large number
OF men along Southst. and. on the piers, put they
found little to do OF the twenty odd piers from the
Bridge to the Battery work was stop ed on ABOUT
half One pier was as busy usual and the next
The most important strike the east side was at
the Clyde Steamship Companys pier. Nc. ~ AZ 3
a. m 100 'lOngshoremen quit work The company gen
orally employs $50 lonSshoremen. The Columbia,
which runs Charleston. lying in the dock. She
was to So at 3 p. The company posted notice
wanted 100 at 80 cents an hour, and then sent
to Castle Garden and had tug full OF immigrants
brought to the pier. These managed TO get the
steamer away time. though she was only halt full
of freight b. f. Clyde said that the other two
steamers were coaled and would sail at the regular
time to-day and Saturday.
There was no trouble at the railroad piers, as the
men employed there non-uniOn men,
Que steamer seriously incony enienced the An
tonic at Pier No. 46 of thu Union Company This
steamer bOycOtted ten days ago. yesterday
morning forty longshoremen employed in loading her
struck and the stevedore carried off his tackle saying
he could do nothing. The entire crew had TO go to
work loadin and ALL in order to get her ready
for her voyage to China tomorrow. AT the New
Haven Company's wharve> the men struck at noon
and the officers had lively time TO get their boat of at
o'clock. They had to press into service walters and
Others at work on the boat.
The bcach-w alkers OF the Longshoremen's Union
went up and down the water front OF Brooklyn yes,er
day and &c ivered the mandate of District Assembly
No 40 to stop work. The Mt all the wharves ro",
Newtown Creek to the Wal about knocked off. and at
the great stores from the Navy Yard TO Gowanus Bay
there was n general cessat OF the work OF loading
and unloading vessels The men in some OF the ware
hons not required to strike but they found
little to do and tie grea; shipping TRACE OF .yn
was paralyzed. Only lew green hands could be Sc
cured and some OF them joined the strikers when the
situation was explained TO them. Efforts were made
to warn Italians not to work IN place OF the strikers.
As rule the strikers quiet and were in their
usual resorts when off work. he reserves OF the
police precincts which include the water front were on
duty The only disturbance which occurred
slight one ut PntO's Stores where some hands
were set at work unloading tru,t and body of the
strikers compelled them to cease work No steamers
save the Independente able TO depart yesterday
The steamer Lake Winnireg, lying at Dowss Stores,
took out lot in order to put in cargo of grain
on Wednesday, and owing TO the str Ike her cargo was
got aboard yesterday, and at high tide che listed
bad v and serious damage wac expected he United
States assistant weIghers. numbering about 500
struck higher wages. They are getting 81 cents an
hour and want 10.
Along the Walabout the union men refused to
handle coal, but large force of nonunion men were
put at work and were not interfered with. IL was
estimated that fully 10000 striking in
BROOKLYN or were idle in consequence OF the strike